settings are bad, or
the modem is bad/going bad.
I'm still getting timeouts at least 50% of the
time, which makes me wonder about what could
be going on -- the warning: alarm synchronization
problem happens on some ppp timeouts, but others
are just the alarm - Failed - Exit type.
IIRC, chat
? That is a great
find!
Thanks for the suggestion, Charles. :-D
-ME
Charles McLaughlin said:
ME,
Check out the Griffin iMic - it is a cheap USB audio adapter that
includes audio in and out. It is compatible with Linux according to this:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2003/09/msg00148.html
Interface (Priced ~ $300 and up)
Comments? Suggestions?
TIA
-ME
ME said:
Hello LUGOD Members,
An associate of mine has purchased a system with 2 PCI slots (now occupied
with cards) 1 PCIe x1, 1 PCIe x4 and 1 PCIe x8 slots (which are unused.)
The machine has no audio on-board or as a card
Cylar Z said:
Hey all,
I'm a fairly new Linux admin, running Fedora Core from
Redhat. Two questions:
1. Outgoing DNS isn't working properly on my server.
The box will respond properly to incoming http
requests (and even allowed me to host 2 virtual
domains, which also respond properly
Henry House said:
The last dozen or so times that I have tried to compile a kernel have
all failed with compiler errors.
[chop]
Does anyone have any ideas?
Two questions:
When you make, and it fails, and then you
# make clean
and then make
# dep make bzImage
and it fails, did they fail at the
omitted make see below:
(Sorry to reply to self)
ME said:
Two questions:
When you make, and it fails, and then you
# make clean
and then make
# make dep make bzImage
and it fails, did they fail at the same place with the same error?
If No and the config was not changed
Most common trojan/exploit is for irc relays.
Guess for entry? Did you upgrade php and apache after those security holes
were found a while back?
could you send me a copy of the binary files you have found in
/tmp/.image? (Thanks.)
-ME
Rod Roark said:
I found that something was sucking up all
for modules to be loaded and
hidden from listing/view.
Check everything. If that is too much work, backup to tape, clean install,
and only move files over that have been sanitized.
HTH,
-ME
ME said:
Most common trojan/exploit is for irc relays.
Guess for entry? Did you upgrade php and apache
-- common to have a parent
process that does little and is called something like -bash whose only
purpose is to respawn the trojan upon termination.
You have a lot of work ahead of you.
Good luck :-)
-ME
ME said:
2 tools:
1) Rootkit with local exploits
2) IRC Relay with authentication and bounce
Rick Moen said:
Quoting ME ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
You will want to down the box and run some integrity checking scripts to
verify the applications installed are from the packages you have
installed.
Rod is certainly qualified to choose his own poison, but this is what I
did:
[chop]
I would
to export strong
encryption (128 bit key length ssl cert) with their web browser long
before Netscape...
Of course, correlation is not causation, but it would seem there would be
incentive for MS to play nice with our government and make deals.
/me looks for people muttering about Carnivore
problems or
explaining things to at least on other user on this list. :-)
-ME
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of these above will help.
-ME
Peter Jay Salzman said:
There's a bunch of computers that have NFS mounted /home. I log into
these
computers to run simulations. In the past, I've used screen to leave a
job
running and come back to it a few days later to check up on the output.
The screen sessions
/
convention (instead of the system maintained screen session lists or tmp)
or else there will be problems.
Hope you are well,
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a light means depends on the product, and how it has been
configured to operate with the system.
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which are not the web server is
another helpful thing. If the messages are being sent by the web server,
check the package fies to see if they are the same as the ones from the
package.
-ME
Ehrhart, Jay said:
This morning I had over 7000 emails in my Linux server's outbound queue
which I
Ken Bloom said:
I guess that solves the C program problem, because I can use getpid()
to fill in the blank, and readlink(2) to find the elf executable.
That is one wierd symlink. ME wrote in May
(http://www.lugod.org/mailinglists/archives/vox-tech/2004-05/msg00247.html)
about deleting
(Top posting in this case for flow and order of procedure)
As others have covered different parts, I'll try to avoid repeating what
they have written:
Make sure that the ssh service is running:
$ ps -auxw | grep sshd
Make sure it is listening to the ssh port:
$ netstat -a | grep ssh
should give
Matthew Lange said:
For you gurus, this may seem like a trivial point...but for folks like
me who are able but unaware, some sort of linux 'product' dictionary
would be helpful. Does anyone know of any online resource? Perhaps
LUGOD should have it's own...
Yep. It is called google. Go
Bill Kendrick said:
On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 05:21:12PM -0700, ME wrote:
Yep. It is called google. Go there, and enter the keyword define: and
then place the term or word right after it. It does a pretty good job of
providing defs.
Holy moley. How did I not know about that! Time to buy
Bill Kendrick said:
ME: google sample snip
Well, seen THAT. Alta Vista did/does something similar ;)
How about the cache: feature from google?
Say you know a /. story is big and everyone is looking at the page. If
google was able to index it before the site was slashdotted, you can do
Oops. Clicked send instead of postpone. Meant to also include this:
What about use of a Yagi vs OmniDirectional antenna and distance?
ME said:
Aha! No longer a lurker! :-)
Nice to see you on the list.
boombox said:
Cell phones use the 1.9 GHz and 3 GHz band where wireless networks use
2.4
.
Log in as root. Run lilo:
# lilo
Sync and reboot. (Do not forget to remove your EBD)
# sync
# reboot
(remove EBD)
Now the system should boot on its own and all should be well. If it does
not, you still have your Old drive around with all of its data.
Enjoy
-ME
ME said:
# mkdir /new
Now, in the /new create the mount-points for the mounted volumes. If
/boot was /dev/hda1 then # mkdir /new/boot and then make the first
partition of the new disk mount to that mount point with mount (see man
page) The /new shoudl resemble the old disk's mounted volumes
William Perdue said:
I am William Perdue.
I've just now finished reinstalling RedHat Linux 9 (after a cracker broke
into my root directory).
Do you know what method they used to gain entry?
I looked for the patches for RedHat. I printed
the
list of security fixes out.120+ !
My Question
Peter Jay Salzman said:
(Very good information from Pete cut from here)
also, like ME, i keep many copies of the kernel, with labels:
bleedinglinux
newlinux
linux
oldlinux
mustylinux
crustylinux
so i only keep 6 of them. if i could think of two more cute names,
maybe i'd keep 8 myself
Yes, \n terminates a record. But Richard (the original poster) said
that the field has embedded carriage return characters, which is \r.
Since \r is not \n, the codes do work... at least under *NIX.
Yes, pressing the Enter key produces carriage return code on a standard
keyboard (ASCII 13
available so that other
modules can be loaded from /lib/modules/* and the rest of the boot may
proceed.
HTH,
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Hi,
To piggyback on the other thread Can't mount root while booting 2.6.5
kernel ME said:
How do you eliminate the need for initrd on a system? Simple, make
support
for all required hardware necessary to get / and supported volumes
mounted an permit the booting of your machine to continue
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
To piggyback on the other thread Can't mount root while booting 2.6.5
kernel ME said:
How do you eliminate the need for initrd on a system? Simple, make
support
for all required hardware necessary to get / and supported volumes
mounted an permit the booting
Milver S. Nisay said:
hello there.
anybody can guide me to useful link on settiup up sendmail + spamassassin.
my sendmail works fine. my spamassassin installed successfully.
my problem is it seems that sendmail does not know that spamassassin is
existing therefore
spamassassin is not working
filesystems included as supported in my kernel as modules which I have
never used.
HTH,
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popups where buddies would harass each other by altering each
other's X session contents)
HTH,
-ME
Jonathan Stickel said:
I have an interesting problem with ssh and X11. I know how to use ssh
with X11 forwarding to my local machine. However, I have a program that
generates a series of image
was zero, so it exited without error
:-)
HTH,
-ME
ME said:
If you are actually running (logged into and using) an X11 session on a
machine
with an IP address avaulable to the actual host (or local) and you specify
on that host (with the xhost command) what hosts may connect, then yo u
can log
Bill Kendrick said:
On Tue, May 25, 2004 at 11:16:15AM -0700, ME wrote:
Dang, I have lots 's of typos...
Another thing too.. If you find you do not remember the DISPLAY
information on the target machine, and it is running Linux, you can
utilized a nifty /proc technique to assist you. (Let's
, but am instead pointing out
something that people who feel they have nothing to offer can actually do
when they feel they have nothing to offer.)
-ME
Jonathan Stickel said:
Thanks for the various (different) responses. Here is what is working
for me:
$ssh remotehost
$screen
and you
know work. See if the problem follows the labels. If it does not, then,
perhaps it is a media problem with labels, or specific to the labels you
are using.
HTH,
-ME
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What's in your /etc/raidtab? (is this still used in 2.6?)
You don't need a /etc/raidtab if you're using mdadm as I understand
Jay
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Hi,
I've built raid 1 in the past couple of weeks, even took notes. I had it
all working, but now I can't repeat it. I've built a raid 1 partition and
have it mounted on /, but when I build my swap and other partitions, they
don't come back after reboot.
Right now:
platinum:~# df
Filesystem
PS I'm running
kernel 2.6.5
raid as a module
using mdadm to do raid configuration
Jay
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Hi,
I can't remember if this was suggested (maybe a bit too simplistic), did you
try:
using a . before and letting it autocomplete?
a la:
rm ./Eviltab
Jay
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The one I used (built from jidgo this weekend (I think is was Friday or
Saturday) was broke too, it never configured my network, and thus couldn't
install the system
Jay
- Original Message -
From: Peter Jay Salzman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 11:50
I just built a new computer. I used a gigabyte GA-7N400 Pro2. It's worked
fine for me, it's and AMD socket and has dual channel memory. If I had to
do it again I'd use it's little brother the GA-7N400L.
The Pro2 model has 2 normal IDE ports and 2 additional IDE ports on a raid
chip
It has
This all seems vaguely familar :)
VFS: Cannot open root device hda1 or unknown-block(0,0)
Please append a correct root= boot option
Kernel panic: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
I had troubles too. It had all to do with my .config and nothing to do with
my
Ye, I answered one
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Hi again (my problems are running fast and furious). I just installed
Sarge, upgraded the kernel to 2.4.26 (using the kernel-image-2.4.26-1-k7,
cause I'm on AMD). When I try to create my first software raid device I
get:
platinum:~# mdadm -C /dev/md0 --level raid1 --raid-disks 2 missing
do a:
mdadm -C /dev/md0 --level raid1 --raid-disks 2 missing /dev/hdc1
It doesn't give me a message like:
mdadm: /dev/hdc2 appears to contain an ext2fs file system
size=40001728K mtime=Sun May 2 22:32:37 2004
mdadm: /dev/hdc2 appears to be part of a raid array:
level=1 devices=2 ctime
If I recreate it, with the size, so it fits right where the other did, I can
mount it and see the old contents
Jay
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From: MB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 10:05 PM
Subject: Re: [vox-tech] Remove a filesystem
Jay,
I think that
BE CAREFUL WITH THE ABOVE COMMAND SET -- TYPE CAREFULLY OR OTHERWISE YOU
CAN WIPE OUT ALL SORTS OF THINGS ON YOUR COMPUTER UNINTENTIONALLY!
Warning taken, Thanks
Jay
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Hi,
I'm trying to upgrade my kernel on a brand new install of sarge, but after
rebooting my kernel panics on boot. I'd like to post the panic messages.
How can I get the boot and panic messages from a boot that fails? I can
reboot into the old kernel but then the messages are gone (or I don't
Opps, forgot to post the meat of my message
Here's the kernel panic I get (copied by hand):
VFS - Cannot open root device hda1 or unknown-block(0,0)
Please append correct Root= boot option
Kernel panic: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
The steps I made in building my new kernel
Sorry, one last thing that may be of importance (maybe not). The
motherboard is a gigabyte GA-7N400 Pro2, it uses a AMD socket A chip
http://www.giga-byte.com/MotherBoard/Products/Products_GA-7N400%20Pro2.htm
Jay
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
from the kernel through to command-line tools,
through to X, but these are not as common as many of the others
mentioned.
(If you find something omitted in this message, you should check the other
posts in this thread, since I tried to avoid duplication of fellow
poster's ideas.)
HTH,
-ME
Larry Ozeran said:
Hi all -
The short version of my problem is I need help with a recursive bash
script, and I have never written a bash script before. If you want to skip
this lengthy intro, you may be able to tell what I am trying to do from
looking at my script attempt (labeled below).
Dave Margolis said:
Bill Kendrick wrote:
Say you had files deleteme, metoo and imouttahere
find . -type f -exec rm {} \;
would cause this to happen:
rm deleteme
rm metoo
rm imouttahere
whereas the xargs method:
find . -type f | xargs rm
would cause this:
rm deleteme metoo
.
(NorthBay)
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not be modified
if they were properly tested. (Test the custom classes/headers extensively
so that projects relying upon them don't have weird surprises... the idea
of ensuring your foundations are solid before trying to build upon them.)
I'd like to see what others say about this though.
-ME
Bill
Ryan said:
http://www.XXX/~ryan/ryan_at_mother_dot_com.asc
XXX is getting changed to XXX
heh.
Ok, either the mailing lists hates cal dot net or sneakemail is doing
this.
So, what your are saying is
cal.net (cal dot net) is getting converted.
But is it being converted by your
Ryan said:
See my 1:27 am message. The address masking service I use is doing it. I
erroneously assumed it was the mailing list.
Yeah, I found it after I sent mine.
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for
me to play in Linux that utilize this.
The short of my advice:
Compare the features of a card which are supported in Linux to other
cards features supported in Linux; dont compare whitepapers on just the
cards as that may be misleading.
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Gee. What else could be said on this topic?
Heh heh heh...
(comments below)
Robert G. Scofield said:
[chop]
1) Does this order look okay? Is /dev/hda1 in the right place? Man
fstab
says that order is important.
Other answered this well enough in this thread.
2) Instead of umask=0 I
Dave Margolis said:
On Tue, 17 Feb 2004, ME wrote:
On a multi-user system with a mounted windows filesystem, you may have
desire for everyone to have read access, but only a few to have write
access to the mounted windows volume. Here is what I have found to work:
I don't understand
Dave Margolis said:
On Tue, 17 Feb 2004, ME wrote:
One of the amazing things with software is that it can grow beyond the
confines and limitations that people try to impose on it. Luckily, since
we use Linux, we do not need to limit ourselves to only use software
as
it was expected.
Hmmm
was the same exact size after being altered. (Say
change a few bytes.) However, if you expanded the ize of a file, or
created a file, there could be trouble for the filesystem.
-ME
Mark Street said:
Not Red Hat.. You have to compile it yourself. ; )
# CONFIG_NTFS_FS is not set
Bill Kendrick said:
On Mon, Jan 12, 2004 at 10:56:15PM -0800, ME wrote:
What about LILO/grub? can the user pass args to the kernel to be booted?
You know, the old init=/bin/bash arg/trick for local root on boot
without restrictions...
[chop]
Yes, I have LILO restricted to ONLY let Linux image
Bill Kendrick said:
On Mon, Jan 12, 2004 at 06:41:59PM -0800, ME wrote:
Once I'm done toying with the system, I'll disable SSH connections into
the
box, as a precaution. (Right now, I can get to it from my laptop when I'm
in the cafe, which is useful for admin testing while other people use
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And:
mailcheck (may permit running applications and work from a shell without X)
(from [EMAIL PROTECTED])
HTH
-ME
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long as the customer is willing to pay for it. As a result,
having spamcop antagonize these groups provides little benefit most of the
time. (Imagine inverted bell curve with most spammers with ISP who police
their own content or ISP who just do not care.)
-ME
Peter Jay Salzman said:
hi all
Maybe it would be better to have a cron job parse through the list of
subscribed members and then create a custom set of rules to decrease spam
score for messages from those addresses.
(not a complete domain whitelist, but enough of a score to counter an RBL.)
David Hummel said:
On Thu, Dec 18,
Yep. To get by this:
$ wolfmp
$ wolfsp
type one or the other to play with one or the other. I guessed that this
was caused by the sound resource still being in use when one was quitting
and the other was starting before sound resources were freed by the first
one quitting.
-ME
Jonathan Stickel
support from the
gateway that is used by the box being configured.
For this part, I'm sure I can
RTFM, but if anybody can give me a quick 1,2,3 or point me in the
direction
of good reading material, that would be great.
There are NAT/Masquerading how to on the linux documentation project site
.
I've tried clobbering prefs, uninstalling and reinstalling, and a number
of other things to try to trace the problem, but never found it. (I don't
use esd anyway, so I just prevent it from starting.
HTH,
-ME
Mark K. Kim said:
Peter's probably right:
$ killall esd artsd nasd
Restart game
it to fail if you do not have files in the local
machine's dir that start with backup
i'd understand this working:
scp '[EMAIL PROTECTED]:backup*' .
but why does scp see the asterisk in the unquoted version?
(guesses above)
HTH,
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show irq 3 or
4 in use, /proc/ioports missing, etc)
Can anybody point me in the right direction? Please don't tell me that
I need to do a kernel build just to get serial ports working?!
Assunibg serial as old serial, and not usb...
What are the results of this as root:
# modprobe serial
be able to right click and
connect as
If not, there is a windows command-line based tool which should permit you
to connect to a samba share as a specific user. (This works with Windows
NT 3.5.1, 4.0), Windows2000, and should work with XP. This should not work
with Widows 95, 98 or ME
Boole, with
some writing from him dedicating the picture to LUGOD.
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hi all,
can someone tell me the difference between a zone and domain?
i've written very basic A, MX and CNAME records a long time
ago, so i'm still probably a newbie on the subject of DNS.
A Zone is a system for organizating information about a domain
faster.
There are many reasons for lots of memory, and the efectiveness of having
more memory (graphs etc) really depends on the applications that are being
used and how they are being used.
-ME
Jim Lowman said:
In reading the latest Linux Journal, I noticed an ad from
EmperorLinux.com,
where
that can be passed to it on
modprobing the module help to get it recognized. (Specify IRQ, ioport,
etc)
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.)
The above is a start, but not a complete view. It should be enough to get
you started.
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Bill Kendrick said:
On Mon, Jun 16, 2003 at 09:49:49AM -0700, ME wrote:
You won't want to copy the *system* usernames/groups and their
associated
uid/gid though -- just the users on the system.
Not that I foresee myself doing something like this any time soon, but I'm
curious...
What's
Peter Jay Salzman said:
i'd like to download the movie from:
http://www.petatv.com/tvpopup/Prefs.asp?video=mym2002
but the movie is embedded in some kind of window so that i can't really
see its proper URL.
is it possible to download this movie?
Choosing QT, slectinbg next, looking at
Peter Jay Salzman said:
On Sun 08 Jun 03, 2:40 PM, ME [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Peter Jay Salzman said:
i'd like to download the movie from:
http://www.petatv.com/tvpopup/Prefs.asp?video=mym2002
but the movie is embedded in some kind of window so that i can't
really
see its proper
Mike Simons said:
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 02:03:46PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I try to login to Debian right after I power up the login screen
disappears for a second and then comes back. It does the same thing two
or three more times then it lets me login like normal. What
modules
for NVidia and X?
Install Both, restart X. There may be mods to the XF86.config to make it
use the GLX stuff that comes from NVidia, but I will need to check my
laptop when I get back to work.
-ME
Mark K. Kim said:
Hello,
So I tried running Quake 2, which ran fine except it doesn't let
printers = yes.)
You may need to manually choose the driver for the printer on each client,
if you went with the load printers oprion in smb.conf, but it is the
easiest for a home network.
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that is what SM
recommends.
courier-imap: it works well for me.
I forgot to mention this, but I had run that configure script. I set the
imap server to courier but I dont see any option to set the auth_type to
userdb.
Yep, that is a courier imap config option.
I'll tweak around SM after I
giuve you feedback on the
problems encountered during auth.
HTH
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Others on the list can correct me if I am wrong, but I think the max
filesize for ext2 and ext3 is 2GB while for ResierFS is in the Exabytes
but since Max block dev size for Linux-2.4 series is 2 Terabytes, this can
be an effective limit for all fs under this version kernel.
So, if you were using
Jay Strauss said:
I gotta question. I want to have a secure file server.
Me too! ;-)
I set up a samba server at work. I can see the samba server from my win2k
box when I'm on my work network. According to various docs I've read, I
should be able to SSH to my work server from home, do
Jim Angstadt said:
[likely need works with filters]
Could you give me a starting point for this, please.
Mike Simmons has asked for the output from two commands in a response to
this. This should help you along this path.
In addition to his request, could you also pass the contents of the files
Jim Angstadt said:
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Jim Angstadt said:
[likely need works with filters]
Could you give me a starting point for this,
please.
Mike Simmons has asked for the output from two
commands in a response to
this. This should help you along this path.
In addition
the rule should
fail.
Also, if you are going to go this far to zap all of your firewall rules
permanently, then we can cover not starting the firewall rules at boot
time. (Going to class, be back in 3 hours.)
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as a boot device. Of course this means using that
specially created disk (or whatever) when you want to boot the system to
the unsupported device.
-ME
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with Ranish, FIPS 2.0 or Partition magic, but that
does not mean too much, as I've only used each less than 20 times over
several years.
It is always a good idea to backup your data before attempting something
like this.
Enjoy,
-ME
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IRQ higher than 15 when you cat /proc/interrupts
Enjoy,
-ME
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the sound file to a
mounteddir that is on mounted partition that is part of /dev/hda
somewhere.
Also, are you into swap extensively when you hear the choppy sound?
And what drive has your swap?
-ME
Peter Jay Salzman said:
heh. wasn't quite a request, but thanks anyway. :) it was a your
/pipermail/talk/2002-December/002356.html
Of course, their resolution was to move to 2.4.18-19 - the one that you
are using. Of course, for their problem, I think it worked.
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to read CD-RW in CD-ROM drivce have
damaged the CD-RW or data on the CD-RW, but I have never seen this first
hand. (Meant to be a prodding suggestion, not a statement of disbelief.)
-ME
Charles McLaughlin said:
Hello,
I've been using Red Hat for a while now and would like to try Debian. I
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